Entomology Research Traveled by European Visit
Dr H B Hungerford head of the department of entomology at the University of Kansas returned from a nine month European tour. In Vienna he noted generous hospitality and access to the Rothal museum where he could enter early and stay long. He traveled to compare Kansas collections with older European type specimens and brought back several insects.
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H. B.huneford
Ehtomotéey
University of Kansas
Europe
Vi Na
Rational Museum
Doctor Hungerford
Hungerford
Middle West
Severan Eimens
United States
South America
Hungerford’s European insect collection aids Kansas study
Doctor Hungerford notes the Kansas collection will be enriched by specimens gathered during extensive European travel. He spent nearly seven months visiting Glasgow, Beotland, Cambridge, Oxford, Juendon, Berlin, Hamburg, Kiel, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Vienna, Prague, Bucharest, and Switzerland, collaborating with the Smithsonian and attending the AAAS meetings in New York.
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Derscar
Hongerford
Kansas
Doctor Hunger- Sort
Nodtor Hungerford
Tess
University of Glasgow
Werthshire Museum
Beotland
Cambridge
Oxford
Juendon
Berlin
Unity
Harle
Hamburg
Kiel
Copenhagen
Unisity
Stockholm
University of Vsala
Europe
Dresden
Prague
Vienna
Bucharest
Switzerland
Hungerford
Smithsonian
Washington
Athington
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Kew York
University organ concert resumes January 6 at auditorium
On Sunday afternoon January 6 the regu nday organ program at the new University auditorium will continue with Everette Anderson, University organist, presenting a levied program. Selections include Mine Inmost Heart Doth Yearn Brahms Noel Ecossais Guilmant. The concert starts promptly at 4 and weeknight organ recitals will continue regularly thereafter.
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University
Everette Anderson
Uni
Brahms
Noel Ecossais
Guilmant
Yesper Organ
Soviet plan to plant 10 million acres for wheat and flax
In the Soviet lands ten million acres are to be planted to wheat and flax with American machinery under Campbell’s action. Campbell sails from New York January 12 to Russia for the mission. He expects Russia to buy over 100 million dollars worth of American planting and harvesting gear to tackle the food problem. William C. Davis, a University of Marquette student, recovering from a mastoid operation after influenza, is reported to be improving and may return to class.
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Tlos Angeles
Thomas D. Campbell
Hardin, Mont
America
Russia
Ler Uy Campbell
New York
Tan
Campbell
Pasadena
Washington
William C. Davis
Marquette
Emporia
Canutpson
University usag_ student hospital
Davis
Clas
Geological survey notes need to map western Kansas resources
Dr. R C Moore state geologist and K state university head says central and western Kansas hold vast untapped oil gas salt deposits limestone and clays. He and Prof Landes present a state map marking surveyed and unsurveyed regions and urge five years of focused work to complete the map and aid development.
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Central
Western
Kansas
R. C. Moore
University of Kansas
Moore
K. K. Landes
Geological Survey
Doctor Moore
Sumner
Sedgwick
McPherson
Rice
Reno
Russell
Ellis
Rooks
Barber
Sumner-Sedgewick
Tost
Clark
Comanche
Rooke
Osborne
Mit
Chell
Kansag
Prime Meridian
U Meade
Norton
Phillips
Jewell
Sheridan
Harper
Seward
Grant
Rawlins
Smith, Ellsworth
Graham
Ttese
Hamilton
Ness
Logan
Cove
Decatur
Haskell i Lane
Sherman
Wallace
Pratt
Lincoln
Stafford
Meade
Harvey
State Geological Survey
Dakota Sandstone
Colorado
Oklahoma
Missouri
Real estate transfers and jail report item
William E Koehring and Estelle M Koehring transfer west six acres to Thomas L Burns from the east 14 of the west 42 of NE 1 of SE 4 of Sec 32 Twp 12 Range 20 minus a right of way. Four Sleepers at City Jail report notes four sleepers registered at the city jail last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E Koehring
Estelle M. Koehring
Thomas L. Burns
A. T&s
Sity
Need More Funds for Flu Among Indians
Officials of the bureau of Indian affairs urged a deficiency appropriation of 30,000 dollars to combat the influenza outbreak among western Indians. Edgar B. Merritt testified before a house subcommittee that up to 800 children from Indian schools in Phoenix, Arizona, hospitalizations illustrate the epidemic’s spread, with the southwest hardest hit and northward expansion anticipated. The testimony accompanied the first deficiency bill report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Indian Affairs
West
Edgar B. Merritt
Missioner of
Indian Affairs
House
Southwest
Phoenix
Arizona
Prince Drenched After Duke of Gloucester Falls from Horse
London dispatch reports the Duke of Gloucester unseated when his horse fell into a brook near Barsby during a hunt with the Quorn hounds. He was drenched but uninjured, while the scene followed news of other state cases and parole recommendations in the U.S. and Britain.
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Duke of Gloucester
London
Melton
Owbray Sey
Huntarton
Barsby
Prince
George
Friday program entries and performances listed
Friday program items show events and performers with times to be announced including Interwoven Entertainers and Armstrong Quak, plus various sponsors and equipment notes, followed by a Saturday lineup starting at 2:00 am and sunrise music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Squibb & Sons
Braitlin Brothers
Mo Armstrong
Quak
Philco
m.—Hudson
Douglas County TB seal sale total tops $1600
Returns on the T B Christmas seal drive show about $1,600 collected so far with $1,569 mailed and the rest from rural district pupils. Follow up cards will be mailed to nonrespondents to boost receipts toward a hoped total over $2,000 though the $2,400 goal may not be met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B
Douglas County
T. B. Association
Ed Anderson
Seal Sale
Anderson
Mexico bank robbery ends with chase and one fatality
A $21,500 hold up at the First National Bank in Mexico Missouri led to a manhunt for Tom Davis of Chicago. One robber was killed, another jailed, and Davis evaded capture before slipping away toward U.S. Highway 40. The loot included $9,500 recovered near Auxvasse as the trio fled.
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Mexico
Tom Davis
Chicaro
First National Bank
Davis
John Matthews
Dallas
John E. Bruck
New York City
Willie Hightower
Fort Worth
Texas
Hightower
Auxvasse
Here
Bruck
U. S. Highway 40
Charles Rappard Sr 90th Birthday Honored in Douglas County
Charles Rappard Sr celebrated his ninetieth birthday at a family reunion at the home of his daughter Mrs Edwin Schreiber near Baldwin. An early settler who arrived from Switzerland after the Civil War, he farmed near Baldwin and remained active in community life. He has seven children, several living nearby, and remains in good health driving his car daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rappard
Douglas County
Sinner
Edwin Schreiber
Baldwin
Rappard
Switzerland
Worden
Kansas City
Charles de Watteville
Lawrence
Sale on Downtown Lawrence High School Tickets Opens
Lawrence high school begins season ticket sale in the business district under athletic manager William Kasick with ten helpers. Tickets for six home games, starting with tonight’s game against Rosedale, cost adults 1.43 and students 1. Students may buy at the gate before tonight’s 7:30 p.m. tip off. The assembly urged students to buy season tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
William Kasick
Rosedale
Mr. Essick
Fred Montgomery
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area 82 and 36
William Gifford 82 oldest settlers dies at home east of Perry. Services Sunday 2 pm from home. burial Perry cemetery. Mrs Julia Sullivan mother of Edward Sullivan dies in Rochester NY. funeral Sunday. survived by six children in several cities. Mrs J L Custer death announced Long Beach CA influenza. son Ray Custer in Minneapolis and others attend. Mrs W F Harmon dies Route 3. funeral 2:30 pm Funk chapel. burial Oak Hill. Frank Hudson 36 former Lawrence resident dies in Excelsior Springs MO. funeral 10 am from sister’s home. burial Oak Hill. WWI hospital unit service. Leo Burk McClintock infant son of Herbert McClintock dies near Sibleyville. no arrangements yet.
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William Gifford
Perry
Julia Sullivan
John Sullivan
Edward. F. Sullivan
Rochester
N. Y
Cchildren
Jack Daly
John Gogging
J. G. Sullivan
W. D. Sullivan
W. R. Walsh
Portland
Ore
Edward Sullivan
Lawrence
J. L. Custer
Long Beach
Calif
Custer Club
Tennessee Street
W. F. Harmon
VW. ‘F.harmon
Funk Chapel
E. Bright
Baldwin
Oak Hill Cemjeter
Frank Hudson
U. S. Veteran's Hospital
Excelsior Springs
Frank Whipple
New Hampshire Street
A. D. Grey
Oak Hill
Hudson
137Th Infantry
France
Nell Hudson
Millard Hudson
Leo Burk McClintock
Herbert McClintock
Sibleyville
Birthplace of War Plot House to Be Torn Down in Belgrade
Belgrade reports that the Club Na rodha Obrana, famed as Europe’s most notorious plot house where the 1914 Archduke assassination plans were perfected, will be razed to make way for an office building. The site, once a center of anti Austria propaganda, will gain a tablet noting its historic role in starting World War I.
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Belgrade
Narodta Obrana
Europe
Ferdinand
Jus Toot
Tchavrilovitch
Princip
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Mormon Mission Converts Crowd France Campaign
Paris AP reports Mormon polemen teams have begun a campaign to convert France from Rabelais and Montaigne to latter day Saint doctrine. Eight presidents of European missions led by John A Widtsoe held a congress. In six months two missionaries converted about 600 people to Mormonism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rabelais
Montaigne
Mormon Church
John A. Widtsoe
One Year Military Service Adopted in France
Paris AP reports France ends compulsory service after one year for conscripts called at twenty, cutting the prewar term from three years and the postwar four to a single year. Minister of War Paville announced the new policy, effective as armistice reductions persist.
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Paris
France
Pavilege
Armistii
Varioz
Swarthout reelected secretary at music teachers meeting
Dean D. M. Swarthout of the University School of Fine Arts was elected secretary of the Music Teachers National Association for the seventh consecutive year at the fiftieth annual meeting in Cleveland. The conference featured Ernest Block's premiere America, with plans to include it in the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra program next spring. Officers were largely reappointed, with Karl Gehrkens elected vice president, and the year’s next meeting set for Cincinnati in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean D. M. Swarthout
University School of Fine Arts
Cleveland
Ohio
Music Teachers’ National Association
Dean Swarthout
Association
Ernest Block
America
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
van Swarthout
Ernest Fowles
Royal Academy of Music of London
Olga Samaroff
Henry Turner. Bailey
Cleveland Art Museum
James R. Rogers
Or ‘Gan
Swarthout
Karl Gehrkens
Oberlin
Cincinnatti
Lawrence tire and battery shops announce new service charge
A group of Lawrence tire and battery dealers led by Jayhawk Tire and Battery Co Carter Service Eudaly Bros Garage Lawrence Buick Co Davis Child Co Hamilton Motor Co and Fritz Co reveal a new service charge schedule for previously free services due to low tire battery and praso line prices and higher operating costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Jayhawk Tire &Battery Co
Carter Service
Eudaly Bros
Lawrence Buick Co
Davis & Child Co
Hamilton Motor Co
Fritz Co
Chinese Taxes Stir Canton Trade With Foreign Merchants
In Canton foreign merchants face escalating import and export levies as the Chinese government seeks revenue. Treaties with various nations set tax rates, but local authorities impose additional duties not bound by those agreements, burdening traders and halting some goods.
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Canton
China
Arkansas girl nets 69 40 from garden project
Gertrude Turk a 13 year old farm girls club member in Forrest City Arkansas earned 69 40 from one twentieth acre devoted to garden crops. Her tomatoes Lima beans beets cucumbers and greens fed a family of seven and produced 211 quarts of vegetables and 28 50 worth of truck sales. Production cost was 11 and profit totaled 69 40.
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Forrest City
Ark
Gertrude Turk
Farm Girls’ Club
Gertrude
Ragged Clothes Market Shows Global Trade Links
The Moslem population of Macedonia drives one of the world’s premier second-hand clothing markets with Jugoslavian imports serving 730000 people. France and Germany lead shipments worth about 5 million dollars annually. In Washington the radio commission refused eight licenses awaiting hearings for frequency deviations.
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Belgrade
Macedonia
Jugoslavia
France
Germany
Washington
The
Radio Commission
KPCB
Seattle
Wash
WRHM
Fridley Minn
WMEC
Detroit
KGER
Long Beach
Calif
WLBX
Long Island City
KGFJ
Los Angeles
KFWI
San Francisco
KMO
Tacoma
Report of a car being stripped on Indiana Street
Police answered a call from the 600 block of Indiana Street last night reporting a car being stripped. Officers found nothing unlawful and determined all was well.
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Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
T 9
Kansas City, Mo
Kangar City
iMo
Avawer
Indiana Street
Nation Reform Rules Set For Weddings Funerals Dress
Shanghai AP In line with the nationalist government’s program for political and military renovation instructions govern ceremonial rites and national costumes. The ceremonial rules call for economy simplicity and appropriateness with joyful weddings sorrowful funerals and reverent sacrificial ceremonies. National dress emphasizes simplicity beauty convenience and hygiene with native materials and six classes including civilian women military students officials and foreign affairs officers.
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Shanghai
China
Liberty Bell foundry in London claims historic status
The ancient bell foundry in London, owner Messrs. Mears and Stainbank, traces origins to 1570 in Whitechapel. It moved to Whitechapel Road in 1738 and has repaired bells dating back to 1504. Notable outputs include Big Ben, York Minster's Great Peter, and Lincoln Cathedral's Great Tom.
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London
Messrs. Mears and Stainbank
Essex Street
Whitechapel
Whitechapel Road
Staplehurst
York Minster
Peter
Lincoln Cathedral
Tom
Calcium salts and milk as essential diet advised
An article from Henderika J. of Vanderbilt Clinic emphasizes calcium’s role in bone and tooth formation and heart function. It argues milk is the top calcium source, promotes weight gain with milk, and outlines daily milk intake recommendations for adults and children, plus alternative calcium sources.
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Henderika J
Rynbergen
Dietitian
Vanderbilt Clinic
Presbyterian Hospital
New York City
Gorgas Memorial Institute
Washington, D.C
Rutgers University to study gas firing of ceramics
Nelw Brunsw N J ap Rutgers university announces a pioneering study on using gas to fire ceramics. A contract with the America Gas Association funds the work led by Prof. George H. Brown, focusing first on gas effects on glaze quality, then on furnaces and kilns. New Jersey is chosen as a test ground due to its leading ceramic wares and shift from coal heated kilns to long heated tunnels.
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Nelw Brunswick
N. J
Rutgers
Amercia Gas Association
George H. Brown
Department of Ceramics
New Jersey
Best Personal Service in Hotels Cites German Differences
Berlin AP reports American hotels exceed Germany in mechanical comforts yet lag in personal service. General Leslie Kincaid notes German hotels are clean and well run but lack the personal touch found in U S rooms. The piece contrasts elevators and amenities with attentive service. Also mentions a Soviet expedition to the Salik Tash Unkur cave near Rang Kal lake uncovering bones and grottos. samples to Moscow for study.
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Berlin
Germany
Pe Ominion
Leslie Kincaid
Risen Hotels Corporation
Kincaid
Forbidden Cave
Tashkent
Pash
Rang-Kal Lake
Relics of French WWI aviation heroes fetch high bids
Paris AP reports charity sale of World War I aviation relics set record prices. Guynemer's glove sold for 4000 dollars to the Army Museum after an 8000 dollar auction start. Nung’s last army cap sold for two dollars, Franck’s painting of a piece of enemy plane earned 1200, and the total sale realized about 15000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Guynemer
Army Museum
Army
Franck
Trained nurse highly endorses Sargon remedy
A fifteen year trained nurse Mrs Effie Turner Long of Oklahoma City testifies to Sargon Left Mass Pills easing her long standing digestion issues and constipation. She reports relief from side pains and sleep discomfort, improved appetite and overall tone. She notes the product is mild yet effective and endorses its availability through Law Fence from Round Car Company.
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Sargon Soft
Effie Turner Long
King Raid Hotel
Oklahoma City
Eastern Star
Methodist Church
Bargon Sbi
Round Car Company
Adv
Ben
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Fitch
Mary Jane Oil Company
Wilcox
White Farle Oil and Refining Company
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Climax
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